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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1934)
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 26, 1831 BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE F tp 4 I .1. O. JOHNSON ENDORSED NORMAN DA\ will adminiater 'Justice intelligently you and the church. J:i .hi« connec ALLOWANCE TO BE MADE BY LABOR Funeral services were held at St ! ON CATTLE REACTING TO TEST and impartially to ail persons and tion the pastor will preach on ’’Life's Herny Colaw, 1st £ra<le, Ralph Cecelia church Monday, October 22, | Representative J .O .Johnson was classes of persons. Washington Continued from Page 1 Legitimate Rewards.’’ Bible school for Norman Davis, aged 26 years, the only candidate for the House of Haley, 2nd, and Lout» Wilton Mb. This entire program of abortion county has had the circuit judge- earned blue card» tbia nix week». with classes foi all ages meets at 9.45 who was accidently killed at Sandy, r presentstives from Washington for the last 19 clean-up has one main object, to elim ship continuously Many student« are on tbe Honor County who received the unsolicited inate contagious abortion from dairy years and now, that the people of morning service at 11. evening service Oregon, October 19. Roll. Tbia mean» that they have no herds. Some comments are made Tillamook county are presenting a at 8 and Young Peopl.*'s meeting at 7 He was born in Forest Grove, Ore . endorsement of the Railroad Brother grade below 2. They are: Claradel from time to time regarding the de candidate of such outstanding fitness o’clock. We would like to see you at in 1908, later moving to Beaverton hood. George M. Aitken, candidate Pace, David Frank, Lyman Taylor, with his parents, where he attended i for State Senator was also endorsed. sirability of cleaning up of this dis for the office, they have faith that these services. first grade, Jolene Appleton, Ralph ease from a public health standpoint. such a sense of fairness and right j the public schools. The family larer j Haley, Lorraine Nelson, Audrey Mae This latter is not the main object of will prevail among the citizens of our j moved tc Knappa, Ore., where he Polo, Delina Satcbell, Edward Zim ELECT KITZ TH EATRE I lived for several years and three the clean-up program. Rather, the sister county as will lead to their BEAVERTON, OREGON merman, second grade; Lorraine Den giving him strong support and insur [ years ago married Miss Gertrude object 1» to eliminate the disease a« a ney, Virginia Huton, Margaret Han | Eunis of Astoria. Ore. One child, a ! cause o f heavy economic loss on the ing his election.—Tillamook Head Sun.-Monday, Oct. 28-29 sen, Max Post, third grade; Doris I son Edward was born to them. He j part of the dairy farmer. In other light-Herald. Noel, Margie Bozick, Billy Childers, ‘‘Thirty Day Princess” j is survived b his w-idow Gertrude and words, its clean-up is just a dollars Patricia Mann, fourth grqde. Starring Sylvia Sidney and Cary CHURCH OF THE NAZARENK ¡small son Edwaids’ and his parents. and cents proposition with the dairy Those receiving Honorable mention Grant She was paid to show him a Rev. Willard P. Andersen, Pastor I Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Davis and many are: Valjean Madsen, Evelyn Rice, men. The local Young Peoples society is i other relatives and friends in Beaver- Royal Time, and how, also a musical Testing of local herds will get un Jeanette Zimmerman, Bobbie Esaig, ar.d a 2 reel comedy. sponsoring a revival meeting beginn i ton. Raymond Hast, France« West, first der way as soon as a stlTto-tent num ing October 29. The workers will be ber of agreements are signed to make Rechation of the rosary was held j Tues.-Wed.-Tiiurs, Oct. 30-31-Nov. 1 grade; Jean Cameron, Jean Hansen, it possible to line up the work so that Dr. J. E. Bates, our district superin at the home of his grandmother, Mrs. Gloria Holliday, Mabel Wilson sec “ Their Big Moment’ it can be done efficiently and with tendent, who will be with us for one 1 William Davis, Sunday, and services ond grade; Raft Austin, Joan Lowell, Featuring Slim Summerville and Zasu week. And Rev. Richard Taylor, a at St. Cecelia church Monday. Inter Roft Myers, Crandel Peck, Wilbert out a lot of duplication in travel. Pitts Their latest and greatest, in a spirit filled and talented young man, ment was in Mt. Calvary cemetery. Anderson, third grade; Janet Acker giggle gasper of mystery, mirth and will continue the meeting until No GENERAL I'ETROJ.EIJM MAN man, Earl Bye, Evelyn Cosola, Har melodrama, with news and 2 reel vember the 11th. Services every night SAYS 8 BILLION GALLONS vey Depp, Welsley Galloway, Hulda comedy. GAS USED IN SIX MONTHS at 8 p. m. except Saturday. Kehrli, Walter Lutes, Mateolm There will also be a special young C. J. Barnes. Beaverton branch Frl.-Saturduy, Nov. 2-3 McMinn, Billy Swain, Eleanor manager for General Petroleum, peoples rally next Sunday night. Zimmerman, all of fourth grade; “ Renegades of the West” These meetings are planned to be com es,to the foie with the interest Clarence Aysworthy John jBozick, With Tom Keene, he got himself ing fact that enough gasoline is sold an inspiration and a blessing to you. Thelma Cullen, Donald Conser, Col sent to prison so’s he could get the yearly In the United States to take Plan to attend. leen Gettman, Louise Howard, Rich man that killed his dad. A fighting Our regular services; Sunday a fleet of 2,000 automobiles the dis ard Munden, Margaret Taylor, Kath drama of gun» and steaming leather, tance the earth I» from the sun—a School 9.45 a. m. Morning worship 11 ryn Thompson, Billy See, of the also news and a 2 reel comedy. a. m. N. Y. P. S. 7 p. m. Evening mere 93 million miles. fifth grade; Joyce Kelllngton, Lay •x~x~:*x**x**x**x~x**x**x**x**x**x~> All are welcome. More than 8 million gallons of gaso services 8 p. m. man DeWitt, Phylli» Foe, of the line was used in the United States in sixth grade; Harold Banister, Lloyd CHURCH OF CHRIST the finst six months of 1934. “ Good Wine is Always Johnson, Hisaka Nagoe, Orin Zim Minister Springer and family left The figures are offered as a means merman, seventh grade; Veldon Boge, Cheap. Cheap Wine is of visualising the veritable "ocean" Wednesday for Santa Rosa, Cal., Democrat Anton Bozick, Lome Galloway, Lil of gasoline being used this year by whore they have accepted the pas Rarely Good” STATE lian Jacobs, Elaine McMinn, Maryo- the motorists of the country. The torate of the Central Christian church In buying wine, purchase an old live Snarr, Catheryn Van Kleek, REPRESEN TATIVE local General Petroleum head goes while we consider it a great loss to label backed by the guarantee eighth grade. on to state that one gallon of gaso Beaverton we rejoice that, through I have lived on a farm in Wash of a great name. Our wines aie In the lower- grades one sees the line out of every ten used, or one j the hand of Providence, they have ington County, Oregon, continuously bottled by experts and abso various signs of Hallowe’en. lutely guaranteed. All of them tenth of the nationul total, is of the 1 been led Into a larger work. for forty-five years during which time The fifth grade had 20 perfect days have been favorites for the past brand that General Petroleum pro- M. Putman of Hillsboro, will speak I was manager of a local farmers’ therefore they are entitled to half a fifty years, and need no intro duce« Mobllgas. both morning and evening next Sun- telephone company about ten yeais. holiday. duction. Our importations carry duy. I shull not make a lot of promises The spelling contetit In the sixth famous names, and are sold THE CIRCUIT JUDGESHIP The County Christian Endeavor which I know cannot be fulfilled for H. D. KERKM AN grade is growing to a close. The only in the correct vintage year convention held in the church audi the purpose of securing votes, but I for each particular type. These losing side will provide a Hallowe’en A Judge of the circuit court for torium was well attended and every promise, if elected, I shall give my County Commissioner party for the winners. This week it the 19th judicial district of Oregon names can be found today on one attending received a spiritual full time and attention to the duties EFFICIENCY IS MEASURED the wine lists of every great looks as if Ann Rasmussen’s side which comprises the counties of Tilla uplift. of the office. liostlery in Europe and America. might furnish the treat, but one never mook and Washington will be chosen BY RESULTS Communion service, followed by I believe in the principles of an Old Wine lists furnished on request knows. In 1930 the County Cou:t made by the people of the two counties at preaching Sunday 11 a. m. Bible Age Pension, but it should be finan Several seventh grade girls deco the coming election, and H. T. Bot’ s | available for road pur) uses 72,552 cu- Guasti, Sonoma, Golden State rated their room very attractively of Tillamook is a candidate for the School 9:45 a. m. Christian Endeavor ced by some means other than a tax I bic yatds of rock at a total cost of Aristocrat, Ambassador, Wentes, Cats, witches, pumpkins and various office. Mr|. Botta has practiced law 7 p. m. Midweek service Wednesday on real and personal property. Valle D'Oro, White Wines of $80,452.00 or1 $1.11 per cubic yard. In 8 p. m. I believe the so-called Milk Bill, Livermore. Hallowe’en ideas were used. 1933. after H. D. Kerkman became for 32 years with such success that passed by the last Legislature is a there was Our importations of Bordeaux he is recognized throughout the dis move In the right direction, but I County Commissioner, CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH KJwajita club Give« Trophy Burgundies, Champagnes, I made available for county roads trict and state a» a lawyer of remark Charles F. Clarke, pastor believe the producer should receive The Beaverton Klwunis club Is pro able ability. Held In the highest re Moselles, and Rhine Wines 74,760 cubic yaids of rock at a total Next Sunday will be preparation a greater poition of the price paid which carry the names of viding a silver trophy to be presented gard for decisive Integrity and with cost of $48,579.00 or 65 cents per cubic Pommnry - Greno, Mumms, to the football team which wins thé unusual legal attainments, ability day for a great attendance campaign by the consumer than he now re yard, a reduction of 42'/e in produc Clicquoi, F. Chauveuet, Sichel, Washington county championship. and experience, there is ground for which Is to begin Sunday Nov. 4th. ceives.. Out of the recent increase tion costs. and Fils Frtres, Sichel and Sohn. The cup 1» to be held by the winning the utmost faith that if elected, he Come and get the details and your at in the price of milk, the producer has THE RECORD OF H. D. KERK tendance coupons, everyone starts not received his just share. W e D e liv e r school for one year, becoming the MAN SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. at the beginning and do your part to Oregon has the Income Tax, the In permanent possession of the high Retain an experienced con. cien- Jack Houston’s make the attendance» at our Bible tangibles Tax, a Gift Tax and other school which win« It for three years. tous, able official. “ H o u s e o f V in t a g e s ” School and Church services the best forms of indirect taxation, I believe Vote for H. D. Kerkman, Republi 111 S. W'. 4th Ave. we have ever had. It can be done these measures should be strength can candidate for County Commis Beaverton Locals AT. *441—AT. 2982 and will be well worthwhile both to ened to the end that real and personal J. W. Raynaid, Democratic candi sioner. (Paid Ad\ property shall bear less of the bur date for representative, wan In town den of taxation. A move is on foot f ------------------------- Wednesday. SW IFT & COM PANY to increase the salary of public offi J. W. Raynard attended the meet cials and employes. I am opposed to Ofier dependable year around ing of the walnut grower» at New- such movement. Estate of Theodore Newstad berg Tuesday. It is predicted that NOTICE TO CREDITORS CASH M ARKET for I desire to see Oregon benefitted in Oregon will withdraw from the Cali In the County Court of the State of every way possible in connection with fornia market agreement and com Oregon, for the County of Wash the construction of the Bonneville bine with Washington Petitions ington. I Dam but I do not believe this is the PROBATE DEPARTMENT were circulated and freely signed Notice is hereby given that the un time to burden the State of Oregon advocating thl« change. The contro dersigned has been appointed Admin with a great bonded indebtedness versy arose over a 30 per cent with istrator of the Estate of Theodore until it is definitely determined what drawal of nuts from the market last \\V quote today, net f. o. h. I’ortlund Newstad, deceased, by the County we may expect from the Federal Gov year- to stabilize the price, Court of the State of Oregon for the ernment. Leghorn Fowl SV» Ilm. and up 11c Paid Adv Mrs. Tefft of Albany, Bpent a few County of Washlngotn and hus quali HKITE, l ’IIONK OK CALL days thlH week as a guest of Mrs.A. fied. All persons having claims BK. 5477 SW IFT & COM PANY Rossi. against said estate are hereby noti u n it y c e n t e r Fourth A Hoyt fied to present the same, duly veri PRODUCE DEPT. I’ortland, Oregon 811 N. W. 20th Ave. fied as by law required to the un dersigned at Beaverton .Oregon, with MARION LANCE in six months from date hereof. ■ M M M H M* Dated and first published Septem Presents lectures, Sunday. Wednes ATwater 4517 ber 28, 1934. day. and Friday at 8 p. m. Last publication October 26, 1934, ON N EW 1934 W. E. PEGG, RE-ELECT Administrator DODGE-PLYM OUTII ALBERT KEMMER, Attorney GRADE SCHOOL NEWS J. W. Raynard Your Representative LEGAL NOTICES CREAM EGGS POULTRY TURKEYS DRASTIC REDUCTIONS enables SH IPLEY to ofiei '33 *32 DODGE and PLY h MOUTH cars at prices far below market. Some of them run less than 10,(XX) miles. Halloween Masquerade J. O . JO H N SO N STATE REPRESENTATIVE PUBLIC SANITARY SERVICE, lne. He fearlessly fought for legislation Hauling of all Kinds of demanded by people of Washington GARBAGE AND RUBBISH County. He should be returned be In Beaverton Wed. and Saturdays cause of his excellent record und be Leave orders at Recorders office cause of his recognized ability as a or call GA. 1243 or GA. 7085 legislator. He will continué- his fight for reduced gasoline tax, reduced i* 4 **!**I*> l"?**.— .¡**S~i* 4 **?,*I**l**I**I",Ii*I**I**I* YOUR OW N TERMS property tux and legislation which IN REASON GREYHOUND COFFEE 81101* will result in reduction of power rates RETURN A LEGISLATOR WHO SEE TODAY WHILE STOCK IS HOME MADE CHILI WILL HAVE SUFFICIENT INFLt* COMPLETE ENCE AND ABILITY TO PROP- Delicious ‘33 Dodge Standard Coupe e r l y r e p r e s e n t W a s h i n g t o n HomeCooked Meals Steel wheel«, original finish looks | COUNTY, Paid Ad new. Mechanically this 1» a fine run-1 We Serve Only the Best nlng car. Safe hydraulic brakes, all-1 steel body—economical to run Re duced from $685 to $575. See It now ‘ Absolutely C.uarantreil ‘33 Dodge Sedan U L T R A O IL PERM A N EN T, co m p lete,. Equipped with shatter-proof glass, beautiful dark blue finish hasn't a snatch on It. Floating power motor, smooth and fast. Here is a buy. Re- iiuc.il K» $719. I u ltras», lets . . No I r l» THIKTW ¿PRINCESS BUY W. W. SHIPLEY CO. USKD CAR LOT DODGE-PLY MOUTH DISTRIBUTOR WEST BURNSIDE AT l«th BR 6516 Five Cash Prizes to be awarded ________________ SKATING 7 t ol l Special Musical Program featuring HELEN IIKI’ I’.NKR at the console IM P ER IA L Ian INadlaon Nr. Grand . . Oftrai---- e re m i fterratftr*. 95 up IVavoe on Gray Hair O uanntM d Mo« to D iro « tor NO OY MOIE ID MACHINES VENUS Ä .10.1 O rph eum Rl<l(. ; H t.scon 1.116 A YEAR-END . Doty Upholstery Shop CLEARANCE MOTOR OIL Mainland Bldg . Beaverton >i'« John, K«*cn\«*r ng. Finishing Repairing Licens. d Uj holsterer Credit Given WE A R E OVERSTOCKED ON HIGH GR ADE F ir e s t o n e P ern i-S en tin e] H. T. B0TTS Nominee for CIRCUIT JUDGE Election Nov. 6. 1934 1201 W E ARE ABLE TO HANDLE Boat, Hotel, Restaurant and Ventilating Work and General Jobbing; Steam Tables, Sinks, Pans, Tanks, Stove Pipe, Smoke Stacks Ventilating Ducts, Canopies, Fans and Motors, Soda Foun tain Work Aluminum, Brass, Bronze, Copper, Lead, Monel Metal, Nickel Silver; Pewter, Stain less Steel. Zinc, Foil, Novelties; Rivets, Rods, Sheets, l ubes, Wire . . Aluminum to Zinc. 618 S. W. FRONT AVENUE W EST END of Morrison Bridge PORTLAND, OREGON SKATING RINK Washington and Ttllatnook Counties Simmons' Indian Village 8. W. Washington Corner of 12th SKATES We«i. Nit«*, Dot 31 vs, w ith . o i l rln c - F I N I H A IR lup. New Mexi«x>. including the Blue Ribbon prize winner. These rugs are to be shown and sold In i*urtland exclusively by LET US DO YOUR M ETAL W ORK $ ■ 50 4 W e guarente« $ te curl ‘34 Ford De Luxe 4-Door Paramount Sedan ____________ 695 ______________________ Picture ‘34 Chevrolet Coach____ 665 At the Ritz, Beaverton, Sunilay- ‘34 Dodge Coupe ......- 765 Monday, October 28-29. Don’t forget ‘33 Plymouth R S Coupe595 matinee Sunday 2 30 p. m. *32 Chevrolet Spl Sedan 495 r S| m *<-| m I Showing of ‘31 Pontiac Sedan — .... 365 PRIZE WINNING ‘30 Buick Coupe ......— 349 NAVAJO BUGS ‘26 Chevrolet Coach-... 65 Come In and see our new «took *26 Buick Stand. Coach 95 of these fine Rugs direct from 95 ‘26 Oldsrnohile Coach. the Navajo ceremonials of Gal BUY WHERE THE CROWDS reftllalle OREGON SHEETMETAL WORKS 32 Yeais Aotiv. Pi.i . » e in Oregon Couita Paid Ad. pare vania oil oof heavr Firestone Western Oil Pennsyl To unload storks we • rf off enne it at tha below sperimi prices. Includine tax. MOÍOR $ 1.19 $ 2.90 8»ve monr» bv rur- ehaainc * 5 cation r jn of thin oil The onlv re.aon foe the low nrice i« to help u n I o ft d our heave «toe It 8. A. E. .10. M-M l Gal«. $ 1.79 S A V E DOLLARS WITH FIRESTONE sto«* tffv i« Store*. Inc. Pork at W . Burntide BR 05 4 6 — 2 STORES I . Salmon at Union A lia 5th Float Lipm an-W olte’t * * 3 ' 26